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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03
ESCAPED INDIANS.
Two Hundred EIud. the Military ry-sstti.r.
Alarmed.

Two the ulutAry-NsuleTs
Alarmed.
CHICAGO, November "A BiIliny-,
Mont, special says: After watching tho
Indians for three weeks, the military al
lowed two hundred Of them TO make their
escape for parts unknown last night.
They are supposed to have come toward
this place and considerable uneasiness IL
felt here for the safety Of the people along
the Yellow Stone aud aIso at Junction
City. The actions OF defiant Indians about
confirms the belief that all n not right ID
il noticed that all are wall armed and ran
make u long struggle. Many stOckmrB
who have cattle on their resefvations, are
sending out men for their protection. just
now they are fat and many will surely be
killed by the turbulent reds. The citizens
here are greatly incensd 10 think that the
Indians were allowed 10 escape 10 make
tronble when they might have been cap
tured
News has nst reached here that ons
hundred and fifty Nez Perces have arrived
on the Crow reservation. they say came 10
leave with the Crows, but ~ their natur.
il well known by the settlers many think
their coming means no good. Fears for
the safety OF settlers Increases AZ time ad.
vances and there Ia talk Of organizing for
defense.
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n,Rricn RemnNHd To Prison.

CORK, November 2-Mr. VIM. O'Bri'n
and Mr.. Vaudeville. who are under Sell
tence for using seditious language Mt q
meeting at Mitchelstown, were removed
from the Jail here at 3 o'clock this morn
ing and taken away in special train. IL
is supposed they are to be placed in prison
in Dublin. The news OF their removal
was not known To the people of Cork until
10 o'clock. II caused tremendous excite
ment.
LATER MIR. O'Brien has been lodged
in the Jail at Tuulamore, iifty miles from
Dublin.
DUBLIN, November 2.--Mandeyille WAS
also taken to the Tullamore Jail. A strong
escort of police accompanied the prisoners
in the train from Cork The Irish prison
Board directed that O'Buen wear prison
uniform and be treated in every way ~ an
ordinary prisoner.
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The brotherhood AdJourns.

CHICAGO, November 2-The Brother
hood OF locomotive Engineers concluded
their business yesternoon and adjourned.
The entire morning session was occupied
in the consideration Of revision Of the
constitution and bylaws Of the brother
hood. but no changes Of any importance
weIe adopted. When the time for adjourn
meat arrived felicitous and encouraging
speeches were made by Chief Engineer 2.
VI. Arthur, First Assistant Grand Engineer
II. C. Hayes, Second Grand Engineer A.
K Gaven, Third Assistant Engineer Jos
Sprague, Of Toronto, Grand Chaplain
Nicholas Loug. Of Chattanooga, and Seere-
tary 7. s. Ipgaham. The next annual
session of the brotherhood will be held in
Richmond, Va, on the third Wednesday
in October, 1885
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CHARLESTON NEWS.
Convening of the Federal Court - Politi-
clans and Politics.

clans and Politics.
SpeciGi Tderum TO The Registr.
CHARLESTON, November 2.-Since the
convening of Federal Court very large
sprinkling of prominent politicians and
citizens have arrived. The politicians, you
can depend upon it, are Democrats Last
evening one could hardly turn without
coming in contact with q candidate for
Governor, Congress, Treasurer or Auditor.
The Congressional canvass sums upper
NEST, and the presence of John ID Alder
son and Col. J. W. ST. Clair, together with
the present incumbent, Capt. Phil Snider,
lends an additional air OF briskness 70 the
canvass as now conducted. Ii will he the
hottest Congressional race on record.
1t was announced for the first time in
the Ruffner lobby last night that ex.State
Senator John b. Floyd, Of the Secretary of
States Office, was candidate for Governor.
Floyd is promising young man with a
good record. To start with he has the in
dependent state of Logan and the humorous
Mai Dick Stratton, Of that state, at his
hack.
Maj. J. w. Harris, with his friend Capt.
Alex. T. Mathews, of Greenbrier, are here.
Mai Harris name is frequently associated
with Gubernatorial nomination. lie has
many warm friends who would like TO see
him succeed Governor Wilson. His cul-
ture and bearing fit him for the place
The only drawback to Harris nomination
is his lack Of mixing" qualifications
However, his friends will look after that.
Col Crockett, Of Summers, of the last
House, is here on the jury. Col. Crockett
has made very nice ''speck' lately,
which gives ME much pleasure TO record,
Some time ago he sold tract Of mineral
property in Wythe county, Virginia, for
$4,000. Later he purchased the mineral
rights in the property for $4,000. A
few days ago he was offered $25, ,0G0 for
his bargain and refused. Col. Crockett
SAYS that section of Wythe, Virginia, is rn-
joying great season of prosperity, and
up 10 date twenty-one furnaces have been
built and put in operation. There are
yet large tracts Of mineral land, with
heavy veins of iron ore underlying them,
for sale in this section.
Eon. II. Clay Rsgland of Logan, J.
Speed Thompson of Greenbrier, Captain
Turk Of POcahontas, U. s. Marshal Lum
Sehon, Judge J. J. Jackson and Japer y.
Moore are among the late arrivals.
Ex-senator Tappan, OF Monroe, and
C. z. Dorr, the long headed politician
from Webster, left Tuesday for their re-
spective homes.
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THE SWEDISH SINGER.
JENNY LIMBS PRRB AND GENTLE SPIRIT
PASStS AWAY.
One Of the Worlds Ncblesi 6one-Fcw tb. Nigtten
gale Won Hs Glorious Victories in the
World Of Sons-0thsr Foreign
News Of Interest

LONDON, November 2-Jenny Land, the
celebrated Swedish singer, is dead. She
was &c years Of age. She had been serious.
ly i'll for some weeks She retired from the
stage after her marriage in America in 1882.
but reappeared at various concerts in aid of
charities. She had not appeared ir public
since 1866
Jenny Lind Was born Mt Stock hon,, Oc-
tober 8, 1921. Her parents were in hum
BILE circumstances, but the remarkable
power and psthos Of her voice attracted at
tion when she was tiny tot of child,
and she was only nine years Of aye when
owing 10 the kind offices OF an actress, she
was admitted into the conservatory Of
Stock holm, where she received lessons
from Croelius and Berg, two eminent in
structors.
She was Is years of age when, after bril-
liant successes in private entertainments
and in court concerts, she made her first
appearance a. Agatha" in "Der Frie-
schutz," she placed herself under the tu-
ition of Garcia at Paris, where she
could also benefit by the performances
OF leading stars. A public appearance
III i his uiu uOt itsuit III tuc SWtuhH
nightingale" receiving an engagement.
She was engaged al Berlin
in 1874. and her "period OF glory" began
in that city in Norma" Her engage
ment at the Prussisn Capital ended in
April, lS46, after which she visited sew
eral German cities and Vienna. She made
her debut in London in lS47, with very
marked success. She retired temporarily
from the stage in May, lsi9,. the PRINCIPAL
cause being the objection Of q gentleman
to whom she WAS 10 he married, hut who
did not become her husband.
Ia 1850 she made an engagement with
L. Il. Barnum for u concert tour in
America, extending through the unitcd
States. British Provinces, Mexico and
the West hdies. The receipts Of this
tour were $6iO, 900. OF which her share
amounted to $302, 900. 1t was in Amer
lea, at Boston, February 3, ls52, that she
became the wife Of Mr. Otto Gold
schmidt, who accompanied her ~ pianist.
In ls52, Madame Goldschmidt and her
husband returned 10 Europe. She visited
her native city, and then made her residence
at Dresden. Her home Of late years has
been in London, where her kind manners
and abundant charities, M everywhere she
has lived, endeared her to the public.
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MORGAN GUILTY.
The Twelve Good Mon and True Con
demn HnIligan's Murderer.

The Twelve Good Mon and True Con-
denim HuIligan's Murderer.
CLEVELAND, November "A verdict of
murder in the first degree was returned
this morning by the jury in the case Of
''Blinkey" Morgan, at Ravenna. Judge
Johnston delivered his charge to the jury
at the opening Ct Court and at $40 the
jury retired. At l1:05a rap was heard on
the door of the jury room, and the twelve
men filed out Turning to his attorney
Morgan said: 'I'll bet you the cigars
that the verdict is murder in the first de-
gree"
He woD, and when the foreman an
nounced that Morgan must die the prisoner
smiled grimly. He gulped down whatey.
ever surprise he may have felt ard looked
about him. The jury was Immediately
discharged and Court adjourned. IL Is be
lieved that the defense viii move for new
trial within the three days allowed them
for preparation Of motion.
John Coughlin will be placed On trial
TO- morrow unless continuance is granted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03
FOR P0RTER'S PLACE.
Hon +. Boyd Faulkner Proposed for First
Assistant Secretary of state.
SuscJny TJL,Ornun IN tbr PrOistsy

uoh IT,. boSu TduihHeT fTopOFtu IoI fIrtt
Assistant Secretary of state.
SUsciGi T5IeGrGm 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November d
Among the rumOrs in circulation here to-
day is one that Hon. +. Boyd Faulkner, of
Martinsburg, w. Va, has been rendered the
position of First Assistant Secretary OF
State, made vacant by the resignation of
Gov. Porter, of Tennessee. 1t will he
remembered that year or so ago Mr..
Faulkner was rendered by Secretary
Bayard the Consul Generalship to Cairo,
Egypt, but declined. None of the promi-
nent West Virginians here appear to have
any knowledge of the proposed appoint
ment Of Mr.. Faulkner TO the vacancy in
the State department, but it will be re-
membered that week ago to-day Senator
Camden and Keuna were in the city and
called at the White House and had an un-
usually long conference with the President.
Senator Faulkner was also in the city at
the time, but did not accompany Messrs.
Camden and Kenna when they called at
the Executive Mansion.
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Woodsrful Cures-

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: Wehava
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's AInica
Salve tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 20 well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures Effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of n few bottles Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitten- We guarantee than al.
wsya Sold by Logan d %.
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BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.
Marriage Of Leading Society People n
CharlestoWn.

Special Tslsoram 10 hS Rsgiser.
CHARLEsrOwY, November This
morning at 9 o'clock, in Washington, D..
G., Mr. J. F. Engle and Miss Mary /.
Utley were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony at the residence Of Mr.. c. G..
Allen, the brotber-in-law Of the bride.
The groom is a very promising newspaper
correspondent and a rising young lawyer
Of the bar OF this county. The bride was
draughtswoman in the United States
Patent Office, and a special favorite with
by reason Of her sweet nature and skill.
The marriage was a quiet one, only the
immediate friends and near relatives Of the
contracting parties being present The
happy couple left on the B. & o. train for
Shepherdstown, w. Va, where they will
spend the honeymoon at the grOOm's par
entS
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SILENT 0GLESBY.
No Signs As TO His Observation-Disclosures and
Deputations Pouring In.

Populations Pouring In.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, November q
There is absolutely nothing TO he said as to
the probable action of the Governor in the
condemned Anarchists case, az His Excel
lency declines to say anything on the sub
iect The decision Of the United States
Supreme Court was made known 10 him
shorty before noon to-day, and his features
at once assumed an expression of real
gravity. lie received n number of letters
and petitions on the subject to-day, and it
is as certain that three Chicago ladies
visited him in the interest of the con-
demned men. The feeling is almost uni
versal here that he will not interfere with
the sentence of the court, that the condi-
tiOns are such that he cannot There il a
bare possibility that he may interpose
Clemency in the interest OF Fielden and
Schwab, though he has said nothing to in
dicate even this
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Brilliant wedding at BucLhanpon

Special Ti6grdm 10 NE R<0Lst,r.
BrCKHANHON, W. Va, November a.
The marriage of Oswald Il. Parsons and
Miss Nav NJ. Grove was solemDized at p.
m, at the NJ. f.. Church by Rev. A. Il.
Rohrbangh, an uncle Of the bride, snd was
the most brilliant society event OF the Sea
son. The large church was filed with in
vited guests ard friends. The bride Ii the
eldest daughter Of J. K Grove, editor Of
the Buy Bee, and is youDg lady Of re-
marksble per,onal charms and a great social
favorite. The groom il a resident Of Wash
ington, ID. G., and is a. stalwart and hand
some a. his bride is fair and beautiful.
The happy pair left on especial train at
eight p. m. for Washington City, their fn-
ture hnmp
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
A Freight Conductor Caught Between TIVE
Cars at Little Washington,

Cars at Little Washington.
Special Niegrdm 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, PA. November Am
other accident has been added TO the long
list that have occurred here ON the B. & o.
railroad. A freight train going east at
1870 to-day parted just before getting to
Brady's Tunnel, one mile east of this place.
John Shields, the conductor, got down to
recouple the cars, when another freight
coming up behind ran into the fret freight,
crushing Shields in horrible manner. He
died in about twenty minutes. The de.
ceased was about 81 years old and unmar'
ried He was said 10 he engaged to marry
a young lady in West Virginia next month.
His parents are West Virginisns. Mr..
Shields was general favorite, having
been connected with the company for a
long time.
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STONES sTORS.
The Vernon Ovsriosdsd-EIpsrisncs or
tho I>osi ysNsSl

tho Iost vsAsel.
GREEN BAY, Wis Eovembe, 2.--Aler.
Stone, the sole survivor of the yerDon
wreck, said last night, that when the
Vernon left Frankfort At : O'Clock last
Friday evening, her cargo consisted Of ap-
piles, 6sh, potatoes, pig iron, and stave. ard
the load wS nnu.uslly heavy. The boat
being loaded about one foot deeper than
usual aud the deck beine only about .iI
inches above water. Ahsr leaving Frank
fort the weather was fine snd continn@d 10
until between . and 10 o'clock, whom gale
from the northwest set In. Stone says he
WAS on watch till midnight The sea ro-e
rapidly and the boat lab0red heavily.
Although sbe Essmed while be was
on deck TO stsefed pretty we'll.
Her excessive load between decks prevented
the closing Of the gaDgways. AZ the
gangwsys the deck was only sbout one and
oDe-iaf incbss above the water on the sea
board side and sir inches on the port side.
She rolled good deal until about O'Clock
m. and the water was washing through
the eangways before that hour. There
was 1t one time considerable water In the
hold. which they pumped out With y-
phon, and supposed everything vas al
right Stone says that before he vent Cd
watch be vebtsred To suggest % the esp
tain that some lsding be thrown Of 70 tie
3angways could be closed, bat the latter
refused TO do 70, and said that he was
running that boat. He also xsys be asked
the mate why they did not turn around
and pat hack. He says that after the
wreck and while on = raft, one Of the fire.
men told him that one Of the fires wss PCT
out at s O'Clock Between 3 aud o'clock
he was awakened by crushing sound and
the trying TO get boats from the deck. He
felt The steamer was toundeting, and put
ting on life preserver sprang through q
window, Of the room into the water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03
OaIatea Gaming Rack,

LONDON. November The yacht Gal
atea, which arrived at Queenstown on
Saturday from New York, will proceed to
Southampton. Lieutenant Hem, her
owner, says he will take his boat TO
America again in the spring and take part
in all Of next seasons regattas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

N"'aa FL2rlm to ne RcgiSer.
HTErHENvLLE, November "A terri
bic accident happened on the Pan Handle
dump in the southern part of the city this
evening at $50. John G. Beatty, son OF
The late Joseph Beatty, brOther-in-law OF
John W. Forney, the jeweller, and Miss
Hattie Turner were walking on the track
and noticed the east bound freight coming
toward them. They stepped over to the
other track when the west bound freight
struck them. Beatty's head was crushed
IN and he was killed instantly. Miss Tur-
ner had her back and both legs broken and
cannot live
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SKIPPED THE COUNTRY.
A Writ County Merchant Gone Astray--A
typographical Union.


Typographical Union.
Special TLo9rdm 10 the RsgiaeT.
PARKEHSTrRG, w. VA, November a
C. ID. Haverly, formerly a merchant OF
Writ county, is wanted badly here and al
his old home by creditor. He owes sums
from SIS upwards to parties here and also
in Writ county. Recently he sold his store
and deposited the money in the bank here
Yesterday he came here and got the money
and now he il gone. He informed parties
here that he was bound for California.
The printers here have formed Typo
graphical Union. They have received q
charter and are enrolling pembers The
Sentinel and Elletson's job office are not
represented yet. A full list Of officers
ha We been elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03
HOLIDAYS Deducted.

WASHINGTON, November 2.-The secre-
tary has decided that Sundays and legal
holidays are properly to be taken ont Of
the thirty days annual leave OF absence
granted employees whenever such days fall
within the time for which leave is granted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03
An Appeal in the sharon I'm Case,

SAN FRANCISCU, November 2.-NOtice
WAS given in the United States circuit
court to-day, that an appeal would be
taken in the well known SharOn-Hill case,
IN which Sharon sued Sarah Althew to
nav nave the marriage contract declared void.
Inc decision was originally rendered in
.a'or OF the plaintiff. Judge Sawyer en-
Tered an order allowing an appeal to the
uaIted States Supreme Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

Has that Tom Cat scratched my darling g
face? Rub it, Freddy, with Salvation Oil.
The hest remedy for pulmonary complaints
is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 2oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

T,,r United States Supreme Court has
ssri,d the appeal Of the Anarchists cOun-
- t,ra wit Of error in their cases. Thus
,,,, the Anarchists been condemned sue
Il, hy a Inry OF their peers in Chica-
h,rl.e supreme Court of Illinois and
E,.,rs Supreme Court Of the United States,
r;.,sr seven meu were fairly tried and
...rr, Condemned these Anarchists were.
They have had every possible chance.
THY have had the most learned lawyers
,,5grrud them; the kcenest of legal minds
,,,,r'nre the law in their behalf for loop
b,r,s o, escape; they have had every bene-
rfpf rimr and public sentiment; and they
stand uow condemned todeath by the laws
,1sy would subvert Were it left to 4
r,nnrlr vote the verdict of the Chicago
'nrv ami the sentence Of Judge GARY
w,u,d he overwhelmingly sustained.
The Anarchists say they are the victims
ot ..rHr,- hatred. What they mean by
mi. Is not quite clear. There are no classes
If, America: no one would look down
on A.,r~r SrIES, or not consider him his
s..gl i, SPIES were 4 decent, law-abiding
American citizen. Ii he were this he were
Nh, ,.ual OF any man. There are but two
.rL.,sr." m America, the respectable and
tine r-rminaI. BY their own acts, in break
,n., the laws of Con and man, the Anar-
rhlsts class themselves with the latter
There IS no 'rl,Ss hatred against them
no more than there is against any muir
drrtr.
They have broken the law and they
must pay the penalty.
THERE is a strong demand in Canada
for the recall of JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
The Toronto Globe gets excited on the sub
ie,t and SAYS his recall is the only method
o! preventing war between the United
States and Great Britain over the fishery
trouble. CHAMBERLAIN is too insolent,
hisrecori regarding Ireland is too unSayory
and he l. altogether too English for Cana
dl. Cauala is rapidly becoming Ameri-
rluik.U.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

TwuLouisjanauegrOrS Swapped wives two
wears ago. The bargain proved unsatistac-
tory and quarrrlS arose involving nearly the
entire congregation of church in West
FrIluciaul Parish. \ few days ago they
eliminated in a pitched battle, in which
the vopriucipals were killed outright and
others wounded.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
yiiE wEATHEE.

-v..s, virginia. fair weather, light east TO
70. NH, rising followed by falling IemPera-
tirr ,,e... Pennsylvania slightly cooler, fair
sss,r,r rga, TO fresh variable winds, shifting
,auor,herE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

OK sunny shores oftropIc islss.
Where all The year hIisht vesduTe sniles.
Constant fraGrap;s flls the air.
Yet with SOzOO0iiT compare
With those odon Of the South,
Whi3s it elsansss teeth and mOath
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

HISTORY furnishes no parallel to the pop
oarity ofDr. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c.
Johnny has stumped his toe; poor fellow!
Qnek-buy bottle Of Salvation Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

Is 4 collision on the B. 4 o. at Little
Washington Conductor SHIELDS was
killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

iuuN G.. BEATTY was killed and Miss
HATTIE TURNER fatally mangled by a
fan-Haudle tram AT Steubenville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

"EIINkEN" MORGAN has been found
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

THE tialatea will take part in al the
American regattas next season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

Goy. GORDON left for home last night
and FORAKER heaves a sigh of relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

rHE Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eugin-
eer- adjourned. The next session will be
hri IN Richmond, Ea, in October
l~--.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

10 Is rumored that Hon. Z, BOYD
F,rLENrE has been rendered the position
d. First Assistant Secretary of State made
vacant by the resignation OF Governor
PoErEg. OF Tennessee. MIR. FArLENEI
would ably ill the nigh position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

b. l. HARPER has been transferred toa
COMMON cell in the Hamilton county jail
aud looks Just like any other thief He
was formally arraigned yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

Two Arizoua mails were held up by
oUrmau on midnight October 81. Texas
lone highwayman must have migrated
Uo,thward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

EnrpE O'BHIE> has been secretly re-
moved from Cork aud placed in jail at
Tu,hmore, dtty mules 'roIu Dublin. The
removal created great excitement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

c. b. HNyERLY, of Writ county, is
wanted by his creditors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-03

THE repor, t0at JEFFERSON DAVIS Is In
q p.r,ar,uus condition is denied. For
AEER had better clap IN extra guard on the
Dulu State House